Prime Minister Theresa May has announced a snap general election

The transcript discusses the UK Prime Minister's decision to call a general election on June 8th, citing the need for certainty and stability amid Brexit negotiations. The opposition parties, including Labour and the Liberal Democrats, are portrayed as challenging this decision, viewing it as opportunistic. The election is framed as a choice between strong leadership under the current Prime Minister and a potential coalition led by Jeremy Corbyn. The political dynamics and strategies of various parties are explored, highlighting the broader implications for UK politics.

What was the main reason given by the Prime Minister for calling a snap election?

• To ensure political stability and certainty

• To delay Brexit negotiations

• To increase party funding

• To avoid a leadership challenge

How does the Prime Minister describe the current state of Westminster?

• United and cooperative

• Divided and playing games

• Focused on economic growth

• Supportive of the government

What is the Prime Minister's argument for her leadership in the upcoming election?

• She plans to resign after the election

• She will reduce taxes significantly

• Her leadership is strong and stable

• A coalition government is more stable

What is the Labour leader's stance on the snap election?

• He supports the Prime Minister's decision

• He plans to retire from politics

• He is eager to present an alternative vision

• He is avoiding the election

What strategic advantage do the Tories hope to gain from the election?

• Avoiding any political debates

• Reducing the number of Liberal Democrats

• Forming a coalition with the SNP

• Winning dozens of Labour seats